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let's get lost (i love fake magazine)
“There are many shades of cool and different ways to come by it … but only Chet Baker was able to make cool jazz sound like the purest expression of self-love … Baker uses his voice like a horn, abstaining from any vocal inflection that would suggest real emotion or even the existence of anything outside his pretty-boy dreamworld. Baker’s singing on “I Fall in Love Too Easily” is the music of exquisite dysfunction. Here is where he differs from his fifties twin, James Dean, whose cool wasn’t designed to contain the hot, troubled emotions that seeped out around the edges. Chet Baker was cool jazz carried to its logical, even pathological, conclusion.”
/ From “Cool jazz: the sound of one finger snapping” by Joseph Hooper in Details magazine, May 1993 /
Born on this day: the doomed, ethereal and heroin-ravaged jazz trumpeter and crooner Chet Baker (23 December 1929 – 13 May 1988). For anyone curious about Baker’s life story, Bruce Weber’s 1988 documentary Let’s Get Lost and James Gavin’s haunting 2002 biography Deep in A Dream: The Long Night of Chet Baker are both compulsory. For what it’s worth, my favourite Baker album will always be Baker’s Holiday (1965), in which he reinterprets the Billie Holiday songbook. Pictured: dreamy portrait of Baker and fashion model Rosemary “Wally” Cover by Melvin Sokolsky from the photoshoot for the 1959 album simply entitled Chet.